What Does A Fish Habitat Actually Look Like? - Florida Lakes

[@thrallingFRglory]

We need more content about fishes in the Wild! Excellent work as always.

[@PaigeOnePictures]

I'm not that into fish and aquariums, but I find myself stopping to watch your videos as soon as they are posted. That's a real testament to your story telling ability.

[@IncogPollywog]

It's so nice to see a highlight of my home. People undervalue the nature here in Florida so much. Thank you for this video.

[@technoid0405]

Awesome photography, keep up the good work :)

[@DigitalDiggingNet]

Absolutely gorgeous - I could watch this for hours.

[@blueringoctopuss]

Just when I thought you were flash in the pan gone. You’re back with a video of my home state. Thanks !! I miss home.

[@Solitudelakemanagement]

Wow, great footage of Florida's beautiful lakes! Cool to the different fish creating a home among the spadderdock and stem plants. Lots of fun facts in this one!

[@paulmasters8666]

What an awesome video, very relaxing to listen to your voice and watch nature.

[@chizow8]

One of my fav fishtube videos! Everyone does the aquarium and fish room stuff. Would love to see more content like this!

[@liamcarey1085]

Wow. This was so cool! Looking forward to hearing about your documentary as well.

[@rachelferguson6481]

I would love more videos like this for my classroom!!

[@gianantonamor1559]

Great vid! I wish it was longer.

[@chaudharymuhammadsabeeh4595]

Alex you are one fine director, your videos are very finely produced, if you start putting videos regularly i bet you will gorw super fast, because your videos are amazing and your voice suits it perfectly. (Y)

[@lukeevans3603]

I dont know why you dont get more subscribers than other your stuff is more awesome than other fish keeping hobbies guys... Respect from INDIA... NAMASTE... 😄😄😄

[@madfishdiva]

So beautiful. Thank you for sharing. My home land, I miss those lakes.

[@goosetoe5923]

Amazing work! Keep it up!

[@AuroraPhoenixx]

Omg. Your channel is amazing. Cant wait to hear more about this documentary!

[@vampgaia]

I had to find this video after watching your New Year's Eve livestream. You should do more of these videos. They are important for the hobby, in my opinion anyway.

[@jengathecat]

Just found your channel - great videos!

[@as2b7]

Glad I found your channel. Its different from the other aquarium channels in a way that its closer to nature, I felt. And awesome narration 👍 Going to binge watch all your videos. :)

[@RuachEden]

An awesome, inspiring video! Thank you!

[@shesellsfish]

Beautiful video. It is always amazing to see fish in their natural environment.

[@ShawnHineidi]

I enjoyed this so much! Thank you for this amazing footage.

[@SequoiaElisabeth]

Great video as usual. Thanks for all you do Alex.

[@puissance]

Wow! This is cool! Looking forward to seeing more of these.

[@valeriecats9772]

Omg this is so amazing! This is endlessly inspiring!

[@juliemartinezhayes8319]

LOVE this!!! Thank you for showing fish in their real homes!

[@AlexRoyster]

Wow excellent filmography, agree with others that material like this would be great for the hobby.

[@erick6102]

Great job, incredible footage.

[@valleyfish]

great video, I just got a group of the spotted gambusia, look about the same just more spots on mine.

[@AquaApprentice]

Nicely done. I live between Tampa and Orlando myself and love our selection of fish out here on the wild. Loved the shots you got.

[@afonsomelimcc]

Great work. What a amazing job

[@cklogA]

This vid is superb! The cam shots and scoring were just excellent...and inspiring. Thank you! :) I wanna be like you, when i grow up! Ha ha! P.S. I love mosquito fish.

[@HeatherNielsenScarletAquatics]

I love seeing and learning about natural habitats. This is a great vid, thank you!

[@mdy5252]

I love seeing this more. Nice

[@choptankmonster]

Alex, this is amazing!

[@fishywishes8150]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

[@25Aditya25]

All of your videos are great content. Keep it up.

[@evanscott7652]

This is super dope, I love seeing fish in their natural habitats. When observing the schooling behavior you can really see how we keep fish in aquariums really prevents them from showing their true potential.

[@ryan1111111555555555]

Not always, theres a video of a cool aquascape called Natures Chaos, and its a huge square tank with a mound in the middle, the mound has plant life, all around the mound is sand, and the schooling fish tend to swim close to and around the mound rather than 'venture' out into the open sandy area, its cool

[@evanscott7652]

I'm smarter than you True that. I kind of misspoke in my original comment, I just meant that your average aquarium that someone would stock with some random fish from a chain pet store often is restricting as opposed to the wild or a large, well scaped tank. I’ve never heard of that scape before, I’ll have to check it out. It seems cool.

[@tengismunkhbat9717]

the wild life is amazing

[@brannonevans3685]

Excellent stuff.

[@tuckeri9915]

Please remember me as one of your 1st 10,000 subs when you explode and reach millions of subs.

[@bimron3910]

They are just like Guppies! Neat how two species that evolved on different parts of the earth look exactly alike, and are live bearers.

[@BillSands2112]

Love your vids..than kim s for sharing

[@fishingfantasy9335]

What camera/housing did you use this looks amazing

[@str1xt]

David Attenborough said hi. Love from the U.K.

[@Gertofius1]

I actually have mosquito fish that I bought from the feeder bin at my work. Its really neat to see their natural environment

[@quicksilverstrom]

It's lovely!!!

[@nateblumenthal4617]

May I ask where you get your fantastic cinematography skills from? I wish more "aquascaping" videos revolved around things such as this- The source. Its a rare occurrence. Thank you very much for posting this :)

[@JustNobodyButME]

Its a shame you couldnt go more in depth. Would have liked to see more. I'll be down in florida at the end of next month. Nice video as usual.

[@factsoverfeelings1776]

Awesome video

[@erick6102]

You should have grabbed some samples of that floating plant for home aquariums! Could be a good nitrate absorber.....

[@cichlidscape]

Epic video dude👌🏻🔥

[@joshl.6826]

3:22 - How are you pulling off those underwater shots? They look amazing!

[@AquaSplendor]

Hey, very lovely video, big thumb up ! Was wondering about equipment, what drone do you use and for underwater how did you get the footage ? About that Rhino how do like it ? It's a expansive brand, but i feel it's worth it. Is it easy to bring in bag and travel ? Also appreciate that you mention name of the live stock in the video, keep it up :) Can't wait to see all your documentary :)

[@jootai]

I love all your content. it calms me the fuck down!

[@Kday-tm8dj]

I just caught some fish in Florida. The caught over 10 of them too!

[@fishysnowman9082]

Nice video I enjoy it.

[@Cordeneaux87]

I spend a good bit of time collecting native fish. The best places to see small native fish are usually the least attractive to us.

[@JoelJohnJs]

Good Evening 😀

[@Cgraseck]

Beautiful video, as always. I would have liked it even more if you had mentioned fish fry as a major part of the diet of Gambusia holbrooki. Ecologists call them "Dambusia" because of the global havoc they have wreaked. They have been introduced across the tropics to reduce mosquito populations. Unfortunately they often decimate native fish species by consuming all of their fry. They are responsible for the loss of Valencia hispanica across most of their range in spain, spreading from estuary to estuary by venturing out into sea water and traveling along the coast. I just returned from Singapore, where they were all over the place! - Rant over- Can't wait to go to Florida this winter and do some micro fishing for Jordanella floridae! Cheers, Chris

[@TankTested]

Interesting! Thanks for the insights!

[@michaellim7637]

I thought may have some species of the predators fishes in bottom of the marsh such as red fishes ,peacock bass and bowfins, I will refer the information about the fishing activity on this gorgeous marsh view.

[@TurtleTrader]

You Rock!!!

[@Shaden0040]

Is Spadderdock (sp?) commercially sold in the USA for pond and aquarium use?

[@TankTested]

I should have labeled it so people would know how to spell it! I don’t know if Spatterdock is sold commercially, but it’s a pretty large and aggressive plant. For the home aquarium, I’d go with a red tiger lotus. They look similar but are better scaled for a tank. For ponds Spatterdock might be suitable, but their flowers aren’t as pretty as many of the other yellow Lilies sold in at aquatic centers. (Short answer, I don’t know!) Fun fact: Spatterdock roots and seeds are editable-I don’t know what they taste like though.

[@Shaden0040]

Wow, thanks for all the info and correct spelling. Can't wait for your up coming project. I hope you get a chance to revisit this subject where you can get more indepth and underwater.

[@yalizbianca]

Your voice is everything!😍 you need to be an actual narrator/story teller. I would love to hear you do ASMR too.😁

[@CJBlack265]

I wonder if these are the same fish rice farmers have in their fields in the Mississippi delta region of the USA? Love your videos; looking forward to hearing about your documentary 💕👍

[@isaiahflores8443]

Lovely

[@conradrubin6594]

Cool vid, those mosquito fish look like guppies

[@TankTested]

They are somewhat closely related! They are both in the live-bearer family of Poeciliidae, although they in different genera and are found on different continents.

[@bookmouse770]

beautiful! They look like guppies or white Mollies

[@jeb678910]

Cool man

[@xs-writing]

Can you please tell me how did you record video underwater? Is your camera water proof or did you use a transparent air tight container..or some other method? Awesome video btw...I'm totally new to aquascaping...so I try to watch as many videos on the topic as possible...all your videos are really incredible

[@TankTested]

I use an underwater housing for my DLSR. I’ll show the system off in the next video I make underwater!

[@xs-writing]

Tank Tested wow! That'd be awesome...thanks for the reply 😊

[@drinkingwater4039]

more video please alex

[@naegwut]

I love gambusia

[@santechviews-tamil]

bro do more videos on this same lake ...............

[@alexferrari8413]

My home ♥️

[@menonaquarismo6079]

Top

[@santechviews-tamil]

if am here, ll take everything for my aquarium

[@mlargnet5150]

I live on "Big Toho" in Kissimmee Fl. Hmu

[@Loogiemistress]

The shitty plague minnow. Lovely video though!

[@azisindratangara5384]

Dek liat sini dek?

[@bhillson]

Wow they looked like female wild guppys

[@tinymetaltrees]

Really don’t enjoy the breathy whispering. Otherwise, cool vid.

[@1lapmagic]

Stop saying detritus wrong

[@rustyequipment2181]

the speckled ones are SuperMale variants. YY chromosomes

[@calebskingdom5696]

Awesome video

[@lag9765]

Great Video